Archived 2003 entries:
December 19 --
-- Two new JSH one-man art shows in Louisville have just been announced... Cinderblock Gallery will be hosting "Worthless Advice" and will be held on the evening of January 2, 2004, while the Deatrick Gallery will exhibit a different collection of JSH paintings in April 2004.
December 15 --
-- We now have pics of the opening reception party for "Miraculous: Contemporary Exvotos Paintings", in which JSH's "Waco Fireball" painting is currently showing at Chez TGN in Brooklyn, New York. The exhibit runs until January 5th, 2004.
December 14 --
-- We've just learned that JSH has contributed illustrations to an article on Appalachian Voodoo in the current issue of Behutet, a Thelemic magazine based in Pennsylvania. It can be obtained from Thelesis Camp O.T.O by emailing thelesis@hotmail.com or calling 215-552-8808.
December 12 --
-- JSH has officially opened his new studio/workshop in Louisville, KY, in the former slaughterhouse district known as "butchertown"! See pics here!
December 10 -- 6pm
-- Chez TGN, Brooklyn, New York
-- Opening reception party for the group exhibit "Miraculous: Contemporary Exvotos Paintings", in which JSH's "Waco Fireball" painting was shown.

November 22
-- Last night, Toast & Coffee performed in front of the Carnegie Center for Literacy as part of Lexington's Gallery Hop.

November 5 --
-- Coffee Conspiracy, Berea, KY
--Reading from "Smoke and Pancakes" at 9:15pm.

November 1, 2003 -- -- The Dame, Lexington, KY
-- SoUPfest poetry reading. JSH debuted poems from "Smoke and Pancakes".

October 9, 2003 --
-- A new addition to the Creepsville site: an analysis of modern Creeps music written by Mitchell Newport. Although some areas are skimmed over too briefly and other details are sometimes vague, this is nevertheless the most complete and exhaustive history of Creeps/Pusm music we've seen yet.

September 30, 2003 --
-- We'd heard a rumor that Jeffrey Scott Holland might be moving to Louisville before year's end. We didn't put much stock in the rumor because JSH has always held that city somewhat in disdain for reasons that have always been unclear. And yet, we contacted him tonight and received verification that there is "a 90 percent probability" that he will be relocating to Jefferson County in November!

July 9, 2003 --
-- JSH has stepped down from his WRFL radio show, "The Late Late Show". The show will now be hosted mostly by J.Todd Dockery and Brian Manley, although JSH will occasionally still guest-host the show. "I've been too busy lately to have time for the show", JSH told us yesterday. "On any given day, I'm juggling the video store, the law office, painting, writing, paranormal research, five lovers, four bands, three secret lives, and a partridge in a pear tree. Some fat had to be trimmed, and the radio show seemed expendable." JSH denied the rumor that WRFL's new high-tech studio had any bearing on his decision. Currently he spends most of his free time working on paintings for his upcoming art exhibit Desperate Telegrams on July 27.

March 30, 2003 --
Today's issue of the Lexington Herald-Leader has a small feature on JSH's Voodoo Video store in its arts section, praising it in what amounts to a glorified advertisement! Meanwhile, there was two thirds of a Hartman Band reunion today in the store when Shay Quillen popped in for a visit while in town. --

February 20, 2003 --
-- A special "grand opening" celebration for Voodoo Video will be held tonight!

February 2, 2003 --
-- On Friday, March 7, a new exhibit of artwork by J.Todd Dockery, Jeffrey Scott Holland, Jeral Tidwell and Bill Widener will begin showing at Cinderblock Gallery, 931 E.Main Street, Louisville. According to proprietor Scott Scarboro, Dockery and Widener will be exhibiting pen-and-ink works on paper, while JSH's works will be acrylic on canvas.

January 22, 2003 --
-- Jeffrey Scott Holland has revived his "Late Late Show" radio program at Lexington's WRFL-FM, with his first new show having taken place last Sunday. The Late Late Show airs every Sunday night at midnight. The new show also has a new website, which includes playlists of each week's show and a chronological rundown of the show's history and its many twists and turns. We were pleased to see Retrovirus & Opportunistic Infection listed among the tunes JSH played. Hopefully other Creeps/Pusm bands will receive airplay in the weeks and months to come.

January 20, 2003 --
-- We knew about this already but were sworn to secrecy until their webpage officially went up: there's a new video store called Voodoo Video opening this week at the Sqecial Media building on 371 South Limestone Street in Lexington, in the basement where Bear's Wax Records used to be. The store will be operated by Jeffrey Scott Holland and will specialize in all manner of outre video fare, including rare never-before-seen video footage of Creeps/Pusm bands and artists.